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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15

BALrIHogE Mar 15.-vrginia IS consolidated
-; pest-due coupons Cd: 1O-4Os with coupons
IL ; new IS G41I, lid 10 day
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March 10, 1857
Flour is in fair demand and steady. The whoa:
markets are mora active, especially for tho best
grades, which in constant demand and readi-
ly sell a. the recent advance while futures arc
not materially changed there is healthy tone,
with good volume of business reported. Corn,
Rye and Oats sre strong and more active. The
cold and unreasonable weather has had tendon
cy TO advance prices of Pork, Poultry and other
produce, and sales are readily made
BALTIMORE. March 15.-Cottcn nominally
steady and quiet mdding 93,. Flour easier for
high grades City Mills and quiet. Wheat-South-
ern steady and quiet red 92a9l; amber 93a95 ;
No Maryland S916a9l Western shade frmer
and dull No 2 winter red spot and March SSHa
S9la; May S97sa90lb June 904a90la Corn
Southern quiet and easer for yellow: white asa
80: yellow 46a46io; Western about steady and
dull mixed spot l5laa45as; April 451aa457s;
May 46 iaa47 steamer 44l4 bid. Oats quiet and
steady Southern and Pcnna 34a3S; Western
white 37a39; do mixed 34a36 Rye firm at 5Sa
GO. Provisions firm, with fair Inquiry. Eggs
higher at 16. Whisky steady at 81 23a1 24.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, March 15-11:OO a. m-The boom
appeared to depart from the Wheat market this
morning May Wheat opened at S112 or DC
lower than last night, and has steadily declined
to SOa. with very free offerings May Corn 401,
May Osts %. May Pork S21. May Lard 81 G7l9
NEW YORK, March 15.-Cotton dull uplands
97g; Orleans 10 1-16; futures steady. Flour
law ~, D.
firm at SIG so. Lard dull at So 6713
BALTIMORE Hoe MARKET. March 14-The
receipts show further falling of in numbers.
with the quality about the same as last week.
Trade is fairly active, and prices further advanced
over the improvement recorded last Monday, and
The market is firm. We quote st "a, asa cts rer
ID net few rough Hogs ranged from ~ to u.
cents. Receipts this week 63S2 head.
GEoRGs TOWN CATTLE MARKET. March H.
The offerings of Reef Cattle this week have been
light and prices are without change since last
week. Sheep and Lambs sold at 5a534c, Cows
and Calves at S20a40. and Calves at61aa7o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15
Alesanllrga 0azatts
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10
LOCAL NEWS.

For this section fair, warmer weather ana
uorthwesterly winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15


TaEB 4 o. SALE-The New York Her
.,Ij cf Yesterday said at is now an ac-
comnlished fact that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad system has absorbed the
Ricbmond Terminal properties, establishing
the southern connection, and the Reading
and New Jersey Central properties will con.
mart it with New York city. The road will
he operated on conservative basis, and it
viii appeal to the city of Baltimore and the
tate of Maryland to help it in making the
road greater than the Pennsylvania. Con-
aresswill be petitioned ito permit the erection
IF bridge across the Potomac at Alexan-
dria where the ferry is now operated. The
surplus will be bonded. New bonds, at q
low rate Of interest. will he placed on the
nroperty in lieu of those now upon it, and
engagements will be made with the Pull
man company for the sleeper privilege,
and the Adams Express will have the 'ex-
nress privilege. The telegraph will be
taken out of the scheme, so far as The pub.
lie business goes, and be made q separate
corporation The road viii be put in
thorough order"
When asked about the above this morn
inc The officers of the Midland road said the
liea Of building bridge acres the Potomac
at this city WAS ridiculous, as the ground
would not permit of such thing if the rail-
road company wanted it nor would Con-
gress allow the river to be bridged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15

GEoRG. TOWN CATTLE MARKET March Ii
The offerings of Reef Cattle this week have been
light and prices are without change since last
week. Sheep and Lambs sold at 5s5$4c, Cows
and Calves at S20a40. and Calves at61aa7o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15

PERsoNAL.-Judge c. E Stuart, Speaker
of the House Of Delegates, left here for
Richmond to-day to attend the extra session
of the legislature which commences to-
morrow.
Mr.. II. H. Downing, OF Front Royal, who
the Legislature, was in the city to day on
ms way # to the mns nen "nd ponSap
members of the Legislature, thinks that
there is fair prospect of settling the debt
question at the extra session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15

POLICE REPORT Last night was clear
and cold, with one prisoner and five dodgers
at the station houae.
The only case before the Mayor for trial
this morning was that of Montgomery De-
vaughn, arrestedby Officer Mccain, charged
with an assault on and threatening to shoot
Mrs. Annie Lightfoot yesterday. He was dis
missed on these charges, as the evidence
showed that he had no intention of doing
harm but he was fined s. for disorderly
conduct and for carrying pistol. Upon
the decision Of the Mayor Mrs. Lightioot
tainted and had to be carried from the
room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15

New YORK, March 15.-Cotton dull uplands
o.; Orleans 10 1-16; futures steady. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. PORK
firm at SIG so Lard dull at So 6!12
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-15
ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

Arrested for Killing Her Baby.

NEW YORK, May 18.-Julta Kerri'
gan. % ysnrs old. Ut Scranton, Pa wat
arrested here to Gay on teleerams from
Windsor, VT, charging her. with the
murde or Of ner baby in that place. She
told Inspector B5rnes that che was be
tray ed at Scranton, where her parents
reside, by yourg miner named Tnoma'
Oavau aeh. She left home on November
16 last, coming to New York. She
then went TO Vermont and oO-
tanned q position AZ domestic for
Mrs. Walker, o: Windsor: She gave
birth TO a hoy there two weeks ago. Ste
fell down an EN- bar kment, and claims
that the fall killed the child. She die
not know what to CO, but firstly tbre i"
the body In creek. The Girl then went
70 q hotel, engaged room and sat mp
all night This morning she took the
C'cloek train for thia ritv.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
THIRD EDITION.
Earth TO Earth.

Miss Emma P. Downing, 421 East
Third street, WINS buried amidst the
tears of q very large circle OF young
friends yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Tucker, pastor OF tie Reformed Epii CO.
pal Church, Second and Washington
streets, conducted the funeral services
and spoke In the strongest terms OF the
piety of the dece ased and OF her ex
allied christian character. The casket
in which the remains 10y was literally
covered with floral offerings. A flora!
harp was sent By her late EN- ployer,row
residing in New YoIs. A floral aDcho'
and . wreath were presented oy friends
In this city, and Mise Katie Tarner fur
uished large nun Der of Loose cut TOW
ers. Miss Downing was converted and
joined tho church at Second and Wash
inQton streets mcre than . year ago,
and has since been most devout and
earnest christian young lady. Her
death is o sad blow TO her parents and
a LARGE circle Of frients. Her remain.
verd,pterred in the Wilmington and
Brandy wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Local Base Ball

A game Of base ball having betn an.
nounced to come of between the Della
ware Field Club and the Amos Scott
Club of Philao elpbia, on the Delaware
Field Club grounds, yesterday after.
noon, q large number Of persons were
present TO witness the game. As the
arrangements for the game were made
by correspondence the home club was
considerably surprised when they went
to the depot yesterday to receive the
visitors, to find that they wore club
|of colored men. Not to be ouidone
with the trifies. however, they took the
visitors TO their grounds and play ed o
game Of six innings with them, In
which the home club got IL runs and
the visitors Q
In the eastern part of the city the
"Phi!lies. Jr.," defeated the Little Ty.
oo0nB by score of io5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

The Immigration Inspectors on Wed
nesdsy, at Philadelphia, detained o
family Of eeven Children sent to thit
country on TIE Rsd s'ar Line s;eamsslt'
Switzerland, from Antwerp, because
they had been dese-tsd by their parents
and were 80 young that they were un
able TO take care of themselves, Ii IA
alleged, rs far as could be Rsccrta!nsd,
that their fathers name IN William
Troope, a Belgian, and that be brouah;
the little ones dow to the pier st Ant
warp, and, after recurring their passage
suddenly disappeared. The cnildret
were looked otter by the im mil at!or
authorities, and will hs Gent back II /
shall be thought necessary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
FOURTH EDITION
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-For years
past Mrs Ellen l.. Murphy, 30 years
old, has lived 10 the greatest squal0r IN
the little two story frame shsnty o. NO.
% ellis Alley, Q narrow thorougnfsre
sonth of Lombard street, above
Fifth. Last night Sergeant McCloskey
and Officer Gauler,O f the Third district.
heard that the woman was dead, and
they visited the house. Mrs. Murphy's
corpse was stretched upon the floor 10 !.
terrible condition, aud q daughter OF
the deceased was in the room drunk.
Five shares Of stock In the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, fifteen silver dollars,
aud note mentioning two bank books
of tho Philadelphia Saving Fund ut
SIEVE nth ard Walnut streets, were
found on the premises. These books
were In the hands OF MIR. John l..
Gropengiesser, . jewe or at No. 8l6
Walnut street, for whom she washed.
and showed q credit Of $3.50. She had
drawn 500 In January. Lieutenant
Mitchell stationed an officer In the
house, and = thorough search Of the
premises will be made to day for more
hidden wealth.
While William Stack, So years old,
Of No. 607 Larkln street, Was wheeling
his pushcart along South street early
yesterday morning he ran into Robert
Stewart, young oolored man residing
at No. 1414 South street. The latter
drew knife and stabbed Stuck In the
left breast, INJECTING painful but not
dangerous wound. Magistrate Lennon
held Stewart yesterday In $500 bail.
A dispatch received yesterday By
Chief of Detectives Wood stated that
Thomas Kenny Of Philadelphia had
been found dead In his room at the DIN
ton House, Brooklyn. He had blown
out the gas. Kenny was Q farm hand
who boarded for short time ut No. 81
South street, In this city.
Frank Fsrson, about IS years old, wal
Instantly killed yesterday by large
stone falling upon him at the west end
Of the Chestnut street bridge. The
stone was being unloaded from vessel
and the fAsten!nes slipped.
Peter Wilson WAS committed y eeter
day to await the result OF injuries whict
he IL charged with having IL aicted upOr
his wife by beating her on the head
with pitcher.
William A. Burrows, employed IL
the composing room OF the Public Led
ger for the past ~ years, died yesterday
He was born In 1917.
An explosion OF illuminating gas Las
night In the store Of A. NJ. Butcher &
Bro, at Second and Laurel streets, tore
. big hole In the ceiling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

Special Notic, to the Evenin; Republican.
Kindly say to your readers that
twenty. three Of the dollar suits ant
seventeen pair Of the thirty cent pants
still remain In stock, AMI it will bt
necessary, judging from the continued
demand, to Gail before 8 O'Clock to
night, as they may all be gene before
morning.
In connection with this notice. you
may say that Prince Albert and the
Duke of Wellington, including Lore
Chesterfield, Dundraary. the Marquis
OF Lorna and Princess LorirG's favorlft
double breasted frock suits for $ll 25
and from that price up to $2S, with
satin and silk facings, md from these
prices down to sack COAT tor 1Jc y, cal
always be found 1T Meyers Grard Cen
trail Clothing Depot, northwest corner
NJ Fifth puf Nn-hor otvonrH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
SUMMER WEAR.

Cheviots are much sought
after for Summer wear. Rightly,
too; they are light in weight,yet
substantially woven. We sell an
all wool Cheviot Suit at 50. One
made of the celebrated Burling-
ton goods for $40. A Chester
Moses Cheviot Suit for SI2. Bet
ter yet, a Suit at from SI2 to
SI3.so made OF the famous
Stems Bannockburn. We have
all the above goods in a variety
Of patterns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
The Alien Labor LEW

Another case under ;bo ARR n
tract Labor law came bti9rg 'he
~ Department an Wednesiay.
i immigrants, man and WE, a,.h
Philadelphia by the Loio uv s.hs,,
Liverpool on the 10Th ire5' I4er
dentials consisted of q msro'nh- n
q ddressed by one emp.o5 Ia l'i. W
10 Liverpool to another in oh'T pa,.
Cbicato Hoard Emplos ment pa ,.,I
which certified that the oelre,a ~"
ceive twenty-five shiiltnRs p''i
from the time Of reachinf ue a..ns
with prospects Of additionai V Wv
tion. Tbs immigrants saii , tat!
paid their own passage, snl .aa' n
compensation WAS c9ni ,l,a ETA
cheir giving satisfaction. re- 0I ns
I Of Cuetoms at Pbiladelph.s ""
1 ,ubt as to whether tho Con't aas al
law applied to such . c2se, . ans
the Dlpartment for inttruo'ig,n niar
sistaur Secretary Maynard , ,n,s
tho Collector by telegraph IA Z
that the evidence submitted J.. ,h ,n
indicated that a contract ior , 1ne, n
BE to labor In this country s Sa
before their arrival, and e0 ID End.
they ehould not be asloWeu '.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

The open meeting of Liberty Cor.
clave, No. 8, Heptasophs, or 8. W. nj Z
which will be held at their hall in the
darkness Building on Saturday night.
will be addressed by Past Archon q. +.
. ackson OF No. l, who will explain the
principles of the order. An Invitation
Is extended to the public to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Tho AztoO Fair

A consider able number have attended
the Aztec Fair, which opened in the In
stitute Hall yesterday forenoon at 10
O'clock, and as the merits of The Fair be
come known 1t will be still more largely
patronized. 1t is SO difficult to give a
good description of it in short local
that the attempt will not be made at this
time, but full descriptive article will
be published In tom GROWS REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

There was not a case before the ne a.
nicipal court this morning, but last
night Bernard Haughey was fined 81
and coDts for drunkenness. Edward
Mcguire, for assaulting John McCaulley
with intent to do bodily harm, WAS let
off by paying costs.
Charles Niekerson WAS charged with
keeping a dog which howled 80 loud at
night as TO disturb the neighborhoCd.
The evidence not being sufficient to
convict, the CAGE was dism Used.
George Harrington was fined 81 and
costs for going upon the premise OF the
Washington Fire Company in an In.
toxicated condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

The remains of Mrs. John W. Frazer
We're inie1rou from the resinence or her
husband, at Greenland, yesterday
forar con. The deceased Was very much
respected by all who koew her. .nd a
very large nuInte: attended the funeral
Rev. DR.. Nix d, OF tn, Central Prssoy-
terian church, this city, pertor the
religious serviees, and spoke very feel
ingly OF the exalted character OF tins
deceased. He commended the coEbly
grief stricken husband 10 hghei
&c urce for coniort in thiS the sad houi
of their afR!cIon. whe remains wei'
taken to Glasgow presey terian cemeter,
for interment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Supreme Visitation Of United Friends OF
America to the State OF Delaware.

America to the State OF Delaware.
Supreme President, Supreme ofi,cers
and members OF Supreme Council, u.
It. of A., were received by Grand Conn.
Gil Of Delaware, at their hall, McClaty
Building, on Wednesday evening, May
18Th. Remarks were made by tho fol
lowing members for the coed of IL o
order: Bro. H r Davis, 8. P Of Della
ware: Sister X. 8. B'itton, s. V. F., OF
Germantown, Pa; Bro. J Hates, 81.
preme Treasurer. OF Delaware; Bio. St.
Clair Smith, 8. g., of Phiisdelphls;
lulu M. Pennington, s. In. Sentinel,
of Delaware; Bro. w. r Holland, g.
President, OF Delaware; Bro. Charles
Com bs, @. Secretary, Of Delaware, and
several other members, after which n
collation. WIS served. which was sppro
ciated by all present. A grand surprise
followed In the way OF d. V. z. Kate
8. Britton, of Germant town, Pa, and
j. Hates, 8. Treas being the ecipieutf
of q beautiful fruit basket, presen ted
by the members OF the order, ard Bro
H. Z. Davis, Supreme President, 9
large cake ornamental with name and
Office, presented by Grand President IN
behalf Of Washington Council. Io<
cream and cake were again aerved
when the members all returned to theil
homes much pleased with the evening"
entertainment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

The concert thas will be gwen By the
Tuesday orb next THURSDAY night
promises to 10 ona os the greatest rnusi
cal events that ever tCat place in thir
city, and the sale OF seAls Is already
very large. The Memorial Cboral Ulut
of Philadelphia Il il! also tsEe pars, and
the chorus will conaist Of eco vo'css
The solos viii be given oy Mias Kate
Currinder, sopcsuo; Mias Jceephir'
Richardson, OF Phi!ade ptin, con;ralto
j. Y. Gibson, tenny aad n. ID C!o@aro
baritone. tue entire concert Being undo
he direction of Prot d. T. Morrison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
The Pope and the knights OF Labor.

ROME, May Is The Pope, Of er hav
ing examined Oartinhi MsnEin9'a JUS.
LITIGATION OF Cardinal Gibbons memorial
IN favor OF tho recognition OF the
knights of Labor by the Roman Catho
lie Church, has instructed Cardinal
Simsoni, Ptefsot of tho propa4an de, to
confer with those Cardinals aud settl,
the question In aco9rdanos with the
views OF the Vatican
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
At tho Academy of 5iusic

Gibson & Ryaa's Mr!doon's Picnic
Company and Add Ryman's Specially
aud Novelty Company gave another
very excellent performance 81 til:
Academy of Mnsic last evening To Q
good sized audience. The compapJ
will close their engagement on Sstur
day night, and will be followed mex
week by Francis Bishop in "Mugg''
LANDING
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
$1,000.

Can l get a good suit for
so little money! 'Yes;and
all.wool; a dressy and SER
viceab!e Everyday Suit. You
may pay $500 If you wish.
We have them. You ought
to see the $500 Harris Cas-
simere Trousers"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
a Terrible monster Csptar re,,nurl
Iady,. Life saved by Or. WIZ

aAAN
There resides at the corner % Rr ard
street and vandever avenue venue Of Pc El Il
! Il alton, a lady by the name Oh sick for |
kinsler. This lady has been ths att tune |
been beer treated by some Of the, the y, pess ret
Clans In Wilmington, iaiiing VA ~ nnrer
relirf from them. She tr he,,or rcsa|
patent medicines, with no T nr ,Wiltur|
Yesterday she called upon f ps, "exami3
he Clay ION House, who af' sase OF Of
,so,ri ian and gave her some n D, Ser's,
then called upon friend : o. a,,s 81 builliI
S San Dawes, residing at L satween n
room ~, on Market street lse passed
terrible terri monster that had ia DGen p her
I, dam This is another " cursd|
1 be 11b u in attendance rcnta rim 4
the the cause of his patients 81 s9' the IN
treated the cause instead Oh
toms,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Don't Lock-, EverJ body.

Keokuk Ttite, Imp. Order Rec Mer
will run an sScurgirn train on Satur
day, leaving The 81 0. depot, Wate
and Market streets, at As z. IN. II
Chester. Anybody eau 60. Getttcket'
from the com IN ittee or S II. Bayparc
Fifth and Market sreetF. Fare fo
round "Trip 60 cent?, good 10: special o
any regular tram to Iaturn, All Re'
Men meet at :ho wiswau, Sixth ant
Shipley strects, a. l o'c.ock p. N
sharp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Assassinated by Two Americans,

CITY OF MB&ico, May is -Newe
comes from Mszatian that two Amer
cans assassinated Emn!que Nassau
manager OF the Hacienda T3mil. Toe
Americans were placed uuder srreet
and conducted under military escort to
the city, whsre they are now awaiting
trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

Inc Republican voters of the Eighth
YARD are requested to attend meeting to
DC held at Slaughter house, Seventh and
kirkwood streets, this evening, at o.
CLOCK. BY order of Chairman of the City
Executive Committee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

A disastrous FIRE broke out in George.
town, Sussex County, yesterday morn.
Ing, In which the yelling houses of II.
". Torbert and Mrs. Wingate and Is,
W. Warren's store were consumed. The
total loss Is about 5000, With an insur
ance OF $3.50. The Are IL supposed 10
be of incendiary origin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
S.E.Cor. Sixth u Market SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
II you desire a nice
home delightfully."- To-
Gated callupon US or
send for lists of
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PHILADELPHIA,


Nos. 100 and los West Eighteenth street g
story, rooms, hot and cold water, bath;
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1903 Bfoome.ttree aumirably located, all
the Improvements.
1919 Lincoln street. 2story, reoDs and
bath; good home.
lel3 Liz coin ttrtet, 2story, rooms and
patb; good homo.
loll Adams street, 2 s.ory,7 room7 aud BAN;
good hone.
6o5 Hroome street,3 story. 10 rooms and bath,
with beautiful view OF tho city and Deia.
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SIS West street, newly painted and in good
coalition.
l227 Blsrket street, nowly painted and iu
good condition.
1881 West Eighth street, q nice homo good
surroundings.
800 West Eighth street, q nice home, good
SURROUNDINGS.
Northeast corner Tonth and French strocts
IL rooms and bath. If you wish nice
home you will ind II here.
S37 Tatnall street; viii be sold ct o bar1ajD.
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in frst-class order.
All In good order.
Will be pleased to fu tnish lists of proper
tics upon application. HEALD 90.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
- . -
M rr-

BAtLOW-On tho 18th inst, Elisabeth,
wife Of Jacob Barlow. aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitet TO attend her funeral from her late
resi- eIce. near Rising Sun, Ohristiana Hd.,
on Saturday afternoon. to meet at the house
at O'Clock. lntefment at MT. Salon cemo-
terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

All lovers OF the flnny tribe can be &C.
commodated with everything in this
line at Powelrs Ash stands, In Madison
erect OF Washington street markets.
Fresh tigh received daily.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19

To morrow promises to be fair and
warmer. Similar conditions viii piob
ably prevail! ON Saturdm3, VITA a ten.
dency to cloudinsts, Indicating local
showers,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
Another plot to KIN the Car,

BRUSSELS, May ia BerIin t3lo
gram 10 the Independence Beige say
mat tho police at Eovo Tohcrsask Eav
uoaarthtd o plot to bill he cZl" anf
that thirty arrests have esen ma0t.